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Hawaii Island Veterans Day Parade is Going Virtual This Saturday!
Like most of our beloved events, the 2020 Hawaii Island Veterans Day Parade has gone virtual this year. The event marks the 13th year that
Hawai’i Musicians Need to Check out this Free Webinar Series by Creative Lab Hawai’i
Creative Lab Hawai’i is offering four, one-hour webinar modules to Hawai’i’s community of musicians as well as the general public. Through these one-hour modules, Hawaiian
Adopt A Pet! Meet Tyson—The Resilient One
This week for our adopt a pet feature, in partnership with Kohala Animal Relocation and Education Service (KARES), we are highlighting Tyson the Tripod! For
Not Your Typical Halloween: A Few Ways to Celebrate the Spookiest Night of the Year During a Pandemic
Our Halloween celebrations, like many other things, are going to be a little different this season. That’s why we’re here to inspire you with alternative
Hawaiian Ghosts, Spirits, and the Stories that Keep Them Alive
Hawaiian tradition is filled with a diverse pantheon of gods, spirits, and supernatural creatures. Some have a clear basis in reality, while others are fantastic
Halloween Isn’t Canceled! Enjoy These 2020 Big Island Halloween Events
Big Island Halloween Events: West This Halloween is a little bit out of the ordinary this year, but let’s face it—what isn’t? We’ve got you
Adopt A Pet! Meet Jumanji—The Gentleman
Welcome to our weekly adopt-an-animal feature! We’ve partnered with local rescue organization KARES (Kohala Animal Relocation and Education Service) to give Big Island Pulse readers
Get to Know Hawaii’s Favorite Winged Mammal, the Ope’ape’a / Hawaiian Hoary Bat
Hawaii’s forests are filled with diverse wildlife, with many species on the endangered species list. One special forest dweller is our only living native land
Big Island’s EA Ecoversity Wins MIT Solve Indigenous Community Fellowship
EA Ecoversity receives $10,000 and 10 months of technical support from MIT Solve, as they launch their culturally-driven higher education and career training program for
Live From the Empty Palace is the Local COVID-Era Programming We Need
COVID has certainly been a time of adaptation, creative thinking, and trying to make lemonade out of a whole bunch of lemons, and some Big
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